The Brontë Way is a classic walking route that takes you through the rugged and inspiring landscapes of West Yorkshire and Lancashire. This 44-mile route pays homage to the literary legacy of the famous Brontë sisters: Charlotte, Emily and Anne. As you walk through the hills and moors, you will be surrounded by the historical and cultural influences that shaped their stories. The Brontë Way takes you past iconic locations such as Haworth Parsonage, Thornton, and Top Withens, all of which feature prominently in world-famous novels such as Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights. If you enjoy classics of literature, this walk is a unique opportunity to experience the inspirations of these legendary writers and see their stories come to life in the landscapes that inspired them.
Difficulty level: Extreme (100/100)
Length: 42.1 mi
Duration: 13h33
Total ascent: 4,491 ft
Maximal slope: 12.7 %
Average slope: 2 %
Net ascent: -108 ft
Total descent: 4,600 ft
Paved roads: 10.9 mi (26 %)
Cobblestones: 235 ft (0 %)
Car free roads: 7.41 mi (18 %)
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